These cams would be and awesome part of that combination. These will completely change the mid to top end of the car and flatten out the torque curve instead of it taking a huge dive. They will loose a small amount of power down low and gain over 20hp up top. I will try to find the last thread about these cams and post some of the dyno charts.TOPSECRT88 wrote:Im very interested....would using these cams, w/ your fuel system, and using the AMS/Turbo240 turbo kit when it is released be a nice combination?
Modified by TOPSECRT88 at 6:34 PM 6/27/2006
As of right now there are no plans for a SOHC cam ... Once we get all the other things we have going on worked out, we may be able to focus on something like this with Crower or someone else.Poor_S13_Driver wrote:I know i should probably search or something but will you guys be making a SOHC cam? Dont know if thers one avaliable or i can use a diffrent one, just curious because i havent really heard much about SOHC cams
I have a customer that is putting these in a N/A motor and he is supposed to get back to me with the results. Ivan and I think that there should be some gains, but when my motor FINALLLY comes back from the machine shop I will be testing them out as well and I will be sure to post up the results.whiterps13 wrote:I know these work well for turbo, but are they siutable for N/A also? If so, what type of gain will I see with my I/H/E? I'd let you guys install and tune it..
ill see what I can doTOPSECRT88 wrote:Sounds great Chris...
If you wouldn't mind could you hold a pair for me...I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks,Chase
that is correct.jpadilla12 wrote:V3 require you to run after market springs and retainers because of the lift.The v2 doesn't require any modification. Its just a straight bolt on. V3 is more of a race cam then the v2 street/race cams.
Any results with the V2 on an N/A motor? I do see the Crower website has some dyno results now for a turbo engine.Chris@AMS wrote:
I have a customer that is putting these in a N/A motor and he is supposed to get back to me with the results. Ivan and I think that there should be some gains, but when my motor FINALLLY comes back from the machine shop I will be testing them out as well and I will be sure to post up the results.
Hey Chris,Chris@AMS wrote:
I have a customer that is putting these in a N/A motor and he is supposed to get back to me with the results. Ivan and I think that there should be some gains, but when my motor FINALLLY comes back from the machine shop I will be testing them out as well and I will be sure to post up the results.
Not yet, my motor JUST got back from the machine shop and I'll be working on assembling it this week. Afterwords I hope to get some testing done.BadMojo wrote:
Hey Chris,
Any dyno charts from the V2 cams on an N/A motor? I'm really curious about these for my NA KA24DE. Thanks!
i just ordered mine today . i should have them in by friday so i can see what times i can lay down at the track with some spray. i should be going to the dyno in a couple of weeks. ill be sure to post up the graphBadMojo wrote:
Hey Chris,
Any dyno charts from the V2 cams on an N/A motor? I'm really curious about these for my NA KA24DE. Thanks!
Cool. Very interested to see how it turns out. It's good to have more options for cams on NA KA engines.97s14pwar wrote:i just ordered mine today . i should have them in by friday so i can see what times i can lay down at the track with some spray. i should be going to the dyno in a couple of weeks. ill be sure to post up the graph
Cant wait to see that dyno. What other mods do you have?97s14pwar wrote:i just ordered mine today . i should have them in by friday so i can see what times i can lay down at the track with some spray. i should be going to the dyno in a couple of weeks. ill be sure to post up the graph
just a home made intake, and the a/c compressor removed. so we will see what happens3dKa24 wrote:Cant wait to see that dyno. What other mods do you have?